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Someone In This Online Group Asked “What Do You Have Too Much Of?” And 23 Folks Delivered
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Someone In This Online Group Asked “What Do You Have Too Much Of?” And 23 Folks Delivered

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People have a tendency to hoard things because maybe they think that they don't have enough or that they’ll eventually use that thing. Some people take up a hobby of collecting items that bring them joy, and to others, it may seem like just clutter. What is clear is that we all have too much of something.
Reddit user LetsMeetNextTursday wanted to know what those things are. However, the user formulated the question “What do you have too much of?” leading people to name not only material things but also negative emotions and problems they would like to get rid of.
The answers are actually quite relatable and some of them are so true it hits close to home. What would you add to this list? Let us know in the comments!
More info: Reddit

#1

Young woman using a phone outdoors with other people in an online group setting discussing what they have too much of.
Anxiety
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#2

Person with a large belly sitting outdoors among others in an online group discussion about what people have too much of.
Fat
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#3

Silver Toyota Corolla with Vermont license plate stopped at traffic light in an urban area, showing brake lights on.
Hate for people that don't use turn signals while driving.
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#4

Hands of a person with swollen joints resting on blue fabric, illustrating conditions people have too much of.
Sclerosis. I have multiple.
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#5

Old sewing machine and fabric pieces illustrating things someone in this online group might have too much of.
Unfinished projects
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#6

White fluffy dog lying on grass next to large clumps of shed fur, illustrating what people have too much of.
Pet hair in my clothes
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#7

Brown leather wallet with US dollar bills, debit and credit cards, and a photo ID inside on a wooden surface.
Debt
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#8

Email screenshot from an online group discussing items people have too much of, with humorous product recall details.
Emails
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#9

Close-up of a rusty blade on a dusty surface, highlighting old metal and wear in detail.
Dust and corners it can hide in.
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#10

Man in an online group interacting with others, focusing on responses about what people have too much of.
Regrets
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#11

Man with glasses and a beard standing indoors, representing someone in an online group sharing what they have too much of.
Anger.
The deeper suppressed kind. Not the "road rage at strangers while cutting them off in my lifted pickup" kind.
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#12

Person in festive sweater and Santa hat sits on a couch with holiday lights, reflecting on what they have too much of.
Loneliness
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#13

Smartphone screen showing a login prompt for an online group asking what users have too much of.
Passwords
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#14

Young person with glasses holding a coffee cup on a busy city street at night, related to online group discussion topics.
Thoughts
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#15

Young man wearing a cap and earphones, sitting against a wooden wall in an online group discussion about having too much.
Exhaustion
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#16

Close-up of a person’s back with multiple bug bites, illustrating what many in an online group have too much of.
Mosquito bites🤬
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#17

Person with tattoos applying makeup in front of a mirror, illustrating someone in this online group discussion.
Self-loathing
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#18

Person in an online group session holding a violin and bow, wearing headphones, sharing music content and experiences.
Insecurities
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#19

Various pens and markers closely arranged on lined notebook paper representing items people have too much of in an online group.
Pens that don’t work.
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#20

Hand holding an old quartz pocket watch showing time, illustrating the concept of too much time in an online group discussion.
Time on my hands. It's ticking away with my sanity.
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